Our Readers Share – Everett Long reflects on what life is like when we are greatly restricting our activities.

Photo courtesy of Everett Long, who stated, “Photo of a crocus from our garden taken several days ago which captures the idea that Spring is here, despite the unusual circumstances to which we are adapting.”
 

— Our thanks to Everett Long for sharing this delightful reflection, which he says might be described as “free verse.”

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